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Now pilgrimages are prooued, and that full pithily. For the Gentiles came to adore at Hierusalem. When you can find such expresse commandement of God for running to saint Iames of Compostella, or our Ladie of Walsingham, or visiting the holie sepulchre, as was for al both Iewes and conuerts then to appéere
before the Lord at Hierusalem, then your reason will hold. O∣therwise it is as much as if I should say, The Iewes and con∣uerts of the Gentils obeied the commandement of God in going to Hierusalem at the feast daies to worship: Ergo it is lawful for me to go a roging to what place of pilgrimage in the world sée∣meth best in mine owne eies without further warrant. As for the difference of publike and priuate praier, and of seruing God at home, and in the common assemblies are both knowen and practised amongst vs.
Deut. 12. 5.